Zodiac Killer Project
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- Charlie Shackleton
- Guy Robbins
- Lee Nicholas Harris
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Jan 31, 2025
The Walk Hard of true crime.
Robert DanielsJan 30, 2025more interesting as an analysis, and arguable undoing, of rote true crime conventions than a compelling addition to the narrative around its titular subject -- but, that's also the point
Justin LaLibertyFeb 1, 2025Make Documentaries Spite-Based Again
David Chen - Apr 7, 2025
Had heard some buzz about The Zodiac Killer Project, but wasn't exactly counting down the days to watch Shackleton walk us through the ghost of the movie he didn’t get to make. And yet—it kind of rules. What initially feels like a director’s commentary on a film that never…
Kevflix And ChillJan 28, 2025Clever but sometimes too self-aware of it… For how funny it is, it can also lull quite a bit (maybe the visual true crime tropes exist for a reason…). Not getting the rights probably did this movie a favor.
KYKJan 27, 2025Oofta. Some of the most arrogant, self indulgent filmmaking I’ve seen in a while. What makes me mad is that of the two hour movie- there was about 5 minutes of thoughtful - intelligent discussion. Absolutely baffling that the filmmaker didn’t follow some of his own…
Daniel Molloy - Jan 31, 2025
Spoiled every doc I had on my watchlist..
LetMeExplainJan 30, 2025Coping with artistic loss through humor and a meticulous breakdown of convention and trope, Zodiac Killer Project’s dismantling of the true crime genre offers fascinating insights into its director’s artistic process. The sort of work that feels delightfully in step with…
claira curtisJan 30, 2025“here we are. at a steakhouse with the zodiac killer.”
jourdain searles
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It’s a tough balancing act that the director, whose previous works dissected teen movies (Beyond Clueless) and horror flicks (Fear Itself), pulls off with a mix of earnestness and cheekiness.
Zodiac Killer Project is a wicked embodiment of Marshall McLuhan’s notion of the media itself being the message.
For Zodiac Killer Project to work, it would have to be coming from a filmmaker who is fully ready to admit their own culpability in continuing to fuel the worst aspects of the genre they intended to exploit. That kind of brutal self-admission would have taken a great deal of courage, but Shackleton can’t quite get there, even if he comes close at times.